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GALLERIES IN VICTORIA

Kingston Arts Centre

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Kingston Arts is home to three contemporary visual arts galleries: G1 + G2 at Kingston Arts Centre in Moorabbin and G3 Artspace at Shirley Burke Theatre in Parkdale.

Each of the three gallery spaces feature curated shows as well as exhibitions from the wider arts and cultural sector. 

G1 + G2, KINGSTON ARTS CENTRE, MOORABBIN
G1 + G2 are programmed as one space. The focus for G1 + G2 is to show a diverse program of professionally developed contemporary art exhibitions, including shows developed by Kingston Arts, and enable opportunities for curators to develop new exhibitions in partnership with the Visual Arts Curator. Find out more

G3 ARTSPACE, PARKDALE
G3 Artspace is the Kingston Arts community access gallery – the primary space for local artists to exhibit solo and small group exhibitions as well as programmed special events. Kingston Arts strongly encourage independent applications from emerging, mid-career and established artists for solo or group shows, in addition to community arts groups. Find out more

getting to the gallery

G1 AND G2 ARTSPACE @ KINGSTON ARTS CENTRE
979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin
(Cnr South Road and Nepean Hwy, 100 metres from Moorabbin train station)

By Car
Kingston City Hall & Kingston Arts Centre are on the corner of the Nepean Highway and South Road, Moorabbin. We are only 20 minutes from St Kilda along the Nepean Hwy and only 25 minutes from Frankston.

Limited Car Park Spaces (70) are available for patrons attending events. These spaces are clearly signed "City of Kingston Permit Only Parking".  Parking conditions vary for each event so we recommend that you allow enough time to park and obtain a permit  if required. We suggest that you check with the facilitor of your event for more details.

Please note that parking is unrestricted at the front of the building and in South Road and surrounding streets after 5pm each night, however we recommend that you check all signage to be sure.

By Train
Moorabbin Station is on the Frankston line, and is only 100 metres from Kingston City Hall and Kingston Arts Centre.

By Bus
The 824 and 825 routes stop directly outside Moorabbin railway station on the Nepean Hwy side. The 811 and 812 routes stop along South Rd, just before Nepean Hwy, next to the Kingston Arts Centre.

By Taxi
There is a taxi rank directly outside Moorabbin railway station.

G3 ARTSPACE

By Car
Shirley Burke Theatre is only 30 minutes from St Kilda along the Nepean Hwy and only 15 minutes from Frankston.

There is no on site parking at Shirley Burke Theatre.  There is street parking on Parkers Road and Herbert Street. There is also parking along Como Parade West (along the train line). There are two nearby car parks.

One is located on the corner of Parkers Road and Como Parade East (opposite the Parkdale Library) with 30 car spaces, 3P during the day, unlimited in the evenings. The other small car park is off Heslop Street in Alameda Place(behind Parkers Café) 4P during the day, and unlimited in the evenings.

By Train
Parkdale station is on the Frankston train line and the station is only 50 metres from Shirley Burke Theatre. 

By Bus
The 708 bus route (Carrum – Hampton via Southland) stops directly at Parkdale railway station, 50 metres from the venue.

accessibility

KINGSTON ARTS CENTRE
There is a lift on the ground floor for wheelchairs and prams and a wheelchair accessible toilet and baby change table. We also have wheelchair allocation in our theatres. Please speak to Ticket Office staff if you have any special requirements. 


Image: (above) Rebecca Marshall, The Poetry of Things, 2021, installation view, G3 Artspace. Credit: Matt Harvey.

Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin VIC 3189

T: (03) 9556 4440
W: www.kingstonarts.com.au


Opening Hours
Wednesday to Saturday 11am - 4pm

Please note our galleries are closed on all Victorian public holidays and in between exhibitions.

Please review our exhibition dates before visiting. 

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The Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the lands where our office is located, and all Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria and Australia. We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples enduring traditions and continuing creative cultures. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

We are an LGBTQIA+ friendly organisation that celebrates diversity. We are committed to providing safe, culturally appropriate, and inclusive services for all people, regardless of their ethnicity, faith, disability, sexuality, or gender identity.

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